4 reviews for Sharpie Fine Tip Permanent Markers – 12 Pack Black

1. 

   Gregory E Cooper – April 3, 2026

   I gave one set of these markers to our building’s MGMT team
   for marking packagesand t4he are still working very well. A
   great gift value with good durability. Single black color, with a
   good ink flow and fast speed write.

2. 

   MB Christian – April 3, 2026

   There will always be room for Sharpies in my 1921 antique desk! While I own just about all the colors for other purposes, having the Black Fine Tip SHARPIE marker is a must. (The Extra-fine is nice to have, too!)

   Whether you buy just one or two at a time, a box or a variety pack, do yourself a favor and have these around. You’ll be glad you did.

   True story: my guy had to do an online class for, being vague here, military installation needs. There was no checklist of things they would be doing or needing during a Live how to do an on-hand class with instructor with actual components in front of them. No one could be in the room. I’m sure you get the gist.
   Suddenly, they were instructed to mark components. You can imagine, a regular pen wasn’t gonna cut it. He whispered if I had anything better.
   Of COURSE I did! I asked how small did he needed, and came down and handed him two Sharpies, and totally saved his a** that day, lol.

   The Fine Tip marker get used the most (across the board in many professions and types of jobs, I’ve had.)
   All colors are saturated and the black is a rich, deep black, that dries relatively quickly. Once you put that cap back on, that marker will last you a LOOONG time, even being used again and again on a multitude of surfaces.
   Fine Tip is probably the size you will reach for most often. It’s large enough to be visible from several feet away.

   Admittedly, I own many multi-color Sharpie sets, and no matter which shade I use, I’ve never had a marker “bleed,” or ink smearing in the cap or dripping. Not once!

   Once you write with this, you will see it on just about anything, and you don’t have to worry about fading, either.

   Fine Tip is versatile enough, that you can write larger letters and numbers and just “fill” it in.
   If you work in a business or warehouse setting, or have tiny labels to read, whip out your Sharpie and write what’s in that cardboard box or shipment. It will save you SO MUCH TIME, because that black, especially on cardboard, light or brown, will show up. Marker is such good quality, you can even write with tip upward and don’t need to shake the marker or do anything for ink to smoothly glide over what you’re writing on.

   *Handy tip: for multiple medications, write name or the initial letter of medicine name on the CAP. Again, Sharpie will come in handy. And when you look over a big area of medicine bottles, having the tops marked, is once again a typical example of how these markers can save you time.

   All in all, it’s really the only permanent marker you need!

3. 

   Rowena – April 3, 2026

   So cheap and quality is good! Good for work!

4. 

   GnshpCSO – April 3, 2026

   Great markers, typical reliability Sharpie is know for. I also bought this https://amzn.to/4qPngAa and recommend both products.